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by geewee 6y ago
What's the issue with Azure Storage? It seems to me like it's one of the azure cloud services that are the least painful to use - at least through the official SDKs
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by geewee 7y ago
I think that's a silly notion. Many countries have political systems with many political parties, e.g. Germany has 14 and Denmark has 11. Certainly these parties often pair up to form government in (reasonably) established political bl
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by geewee 7y ago
Yeah he probably is. Sarno wrote a whole range of books, primarily about back pain ( https://www.saxo.com/dk/healing-back-pain_john-e-sarno_paper... ), but also dealing with RSI. If you read up on it, a great deal of peo
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by geewee 7y ago
Long sleeves and fingerless gloves definitely help, especially if you're the type to always have cold hands. (I've written about my experiences with RSI as well: https://www.gustavwengel.dk/overcoming-rsi )
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by geewee 7y ago
Probably this one: https://codewithoutrules.com/2016/11/18/rsi-solution/
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by geewee 7y ago
Probably also warmth, increasing blood flow. Particularly important if you also have cold hands.
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by geewee 7y ago
This seems like a really hard problem to solve - but it's some pretty cool progress. I do wonder how Mongo decided building a high-level transpiler was worth their time though. Is the business value of translating those queries really
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by geewee 7y ago
I think it's partly "you can", but surprisingly enough I also feel that node's single-threaded architecture makes code surprisingly easy to reason about.
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by geewee 7y ago
For some reason, the design of the page made me sure that it was some sort of lead generation site. I was really surprised when I didn't have to put in my email to read the book.
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by geewee 7y ago
I've had to implement quite a bit of powershell scripting in my new job. I've always thought that their philosophy of "everything is an object" made sense, but looking at powershell scripts has always somehow made my ski
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by geewee 7y ago
PostgREST is really hard to figure out how to use though. I tried it a year or two ago because I was really excited about the posibillity, but the setup was super unintuitive, and the docs were hard to follow. I got a simple case working, b
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To Serverless or Not to Serverless(gustavwengel.dk)
2 points by geewee 7y ago|0 comments
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by geewee 7y ago
I've had the misfortune of setting up Application Insights for logging across a distributed system. It's awful. The integration with most (C#) logging frameworks is horribly, the adaptive sampling, which is hard to turn off, means
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by geewee 7y ago
All the content aside, I just want to say that the presentation in State of JavaScript is magnificent. Some of these charts are superbly designed.
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by geewee 7y ago
I find that putting the daily standup right after or before lunch, pretty easily fixes this problem (assuming the team eats lunch together) - there's no extra time wasted, as you would have been interrupted anyways.
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by geewee 7y ago
Unless this article is leaving out some major points, the whole thing seems flawed. So their machine-learning models learn best if they fail 15% of the time. Fair enough - but trying to discern anything meaningful about how often people sho
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by geewee 7y ago
Yeah this is something I've thought of as well - there's really quite some potential loopholes, if you really want to get through it, using e.g. shell companies or the like. It's a tough question to solve, and I don't kn
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by geewee 7y ago
That's true - It's definitely not "classic" open source - but I wonder if it still could have most of the benefits of open source, while still being able to push an agenda.
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by geewee 7y ago
It's definitely not free software as we know it. I'm curious what you mean by unenforcable? I checked out the Chef announcement ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21049822 right?) and I don't really see wh
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Ask HN: Thoughts on a Climate Neutral OSS License?
7 points by geewee 7y ago|7 comments
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by geewee 7y ago
I worked with sails about three years ago. It was a decent experience, but Sails 1.0 has been years underway and seems like a major rewrite of the whole thing. I don't really think a great many people use Sails anymore, and I don'
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by geewee 7y ago
Oh yes, you're right. It obviously just didn't make into the release announcement
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by geewee 7y ago
It didn't make it to the developer notes, but Firefox 69 should be the first one to ship with unhandledrejection event on by default[0] - I'm so looking forward to being able to catch promises and do proper error handling on them
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by geewee 7y ago
The common "don't use exceptions for control flow" is broken right off the bat with StopIteration. I just think error handling in Python is god awful, really. That's not an idiom python has ever subscribed to though, i
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by geewee 7y ago
I've had some issues with black formatting some code differently depending on the OS it's run on. So perhaps almost reliably is more correct.
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by geewee 7y ago
That's not necesarily an unsolvable problem. I know several companies in Denmark who produce fresh plastic from recyclable plastic, and they can't meet market demand for their product - primarily due to them not being able to get
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by geewee 7y ago
It's interesting because I've never seen or heard of anyone actually buying one of the packets of svinefedt (pig lard) - but I guess someone must be.
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by geewee 8y ago
Well, in React's case if you use PropTypes, the rewrite is mostly mechanical, and can be automated via things like https://github.com/lyft/react-javascript-to-typescript-trans... But many tools, flow, Python, TS a
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by geewee 8y ago
We did the same thing, then migrated back to React-Router. We had issues getting relative urls and redirects to work, examples were hard to come by, and generally the experience was just poorer than React-Router.
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by geewee 8y ago
Particularly twitter is a huge sinner in regards to autocomplete. When searching, autocomplete for profiles comes much faster than the autocomplete for search terms. Often bad timing makes me hover a profile and then right when I click the

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